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Re: Cancer Survivor Shout-Out

by in I've just been diagnosed
August 2019
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August 2019
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Another Survivor Shout-Out (from Oklahoma, USA)   The disase really stinks. But I am now 19 years and 3 months cancer free. I was stage 2+ tonsil cancer.  I won't lie. It hasn't been easy. But I'm still going strong, feeling good, just dealing with long-term effects of the radiation.  I just retired at age 64 and I'm enjoying my life with my best friend of 43 years, our 3 kids and 9 grandkids and still doing ministry (I was a pastor for 34 years). If I can help encourage anyone, don't hesitate to reach out. Blessings friends!  ... View more

Re: tissue expander

by in Treatments and side effects
September 2011
September 2011
Hi crazzychris That sounds really annoying. I had my mastectomy in April and I did not have the problems you described with my expander. It just felt a bit odd and stiff. I had the expander swapped for the permanent implant a month ago & it is much better. How much longer will you have the expander for? ... View more
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